Mail Order Brides


The Teacher's Mail Order Bride (Wild West Frontier Brides #4)
Kathryn (Mail-Order Brides of the West, #6; McCutcheon Family, #6)
Nellie (The Brides of San Francisco, #1)
Westward Winds (Montana Mail Order Brides #1)
That Healing Touch (Cutter's Creek, #1)
A Sensible Arrangement (Lone Star Brides, #1)
The Wrangler's Mail Order Bride (Wild West Frontier Brides #2)
Emma & Simon's Story (Mail Order Bride, #1)
Mail Order Misfit (Brides of Beckham, #11)
Violet's Mail Order Husband (Montana Brides #1)
The Cowbear's Mail Order Bride (Curvy Bear Ranch, #6)
Summer's Fury (Pioneer Wilderness #1)
The Bartender's Mail Order Bride (Wild West Frontier Brides, #3)
Cinders' Bride (Mail Order Brides of Texas, #1)
A Mail Order Bride for Charlie (The Carson Brothers of Kansas, #1)
The Buddha in the Attic
Duncan's Bride (Patterson-Cannon Family, #1)
Texas Bride (Mail-Order Brides #1)
The Christmas Mail Order Bride (Holiday Mail Order Brides, #1)
Montana Bride (Mail-Order Brides, #3)
Westward Winds (Montana Mail Order Brides #1)
The Alien's Mail-Order Bride (Risdaverse, #0.5; Mail-Order Brides, #1)
Wyoming Bride (Mail-Order Brides, #2)
Morning Comes Softly
Abby: Mail Order Bride (Unconventional, #1)
The Chef's Mail Order Bride (Wild West Frontier Brides #1)
Train Station Bride (Crawford Family, #1)
Ruby (Come-By-Chance Mail Order Brides #1)
Blackthorne's Bride (Mail-Order Brides #4)
A Bride for Keeps (Unexpected Brides, #1)

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Debra Holland
“ Howie rose and smiled down at her. “I just eat what’s put before me without being picky. I know everything you make will make my tastebuds bless the day you set foot in Morgan’s Crossing” he drawled, waiting to see the adorable look of confusion that crossed her face when he flirted. Bertha lowered her gaze and looked up at him through her eyelashes. “Only your tastebuds? ”
― Debra Holland, Mail-Order Brides of the West: Bertha: A Montana Sky Series Novel

Lisa M. Prysock
“ For one, Darcy had started out with great contempt for Lizzy and the expectation of an arranged marriage to someone else. Secondly, but of greater importance than those mindful lessons learned from entirely plausible fiction, she was armed with the truth that she had the Lord on her side. She must brave on and hope for the best in spite of how things appeared. ”
― Lisa M. Prysock, Persecution & Providence

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